A. it should run on northern bank of creek
B. it should run on eastern bank of creek
C. it should run on southern bank of creek
D. it should run on western ban k of creek
Related Mcqs:
- The present problem between India and Pakistan is on sir creek. India maintains that this line should run through:
A. the eastern edge of the creek
B. the western edge of the creek
C. Through the middle of the creek
D. through 3rd half of the creek - The dialogue process between India and Pakistan on Sir Creek issue is continuing. When the last composite dialogue between both countries were scheduled but ended in failure?
A. January 2004
B. January 2005
C. January 2003
D. January 2006 - What is the significance of Sir Creek for which India and Pakistan are fighting for this Swampy land?
A. prospect of finding petroleum deposits
B. presence of schools of fish in the continental shelf
C. both of these
D. none of these - To solve the problem of Sir Creek, which proposal Pakistan gave to India that India has rejected?
A. both countries should go for another arbitration
B. both countries should go for international arbitration
C. both countries should share creek equally
D. none of these - Which country proposed a seaward approach, viz, until the boundary is formalized in the Sir creek?
A. India
B. Pakistan
C. UNO
D. USA - The boundary line which include the creek in Sindh is known as?
A. Blue line
B. Green line
C. Red line
D. Yellow line - The resolution of 1914 demarcated the boundaries between the two territories, included the Creek as part of Sindh thus setting the boundary as the
A. Western Flank of the creek
B. Eastern Flank of the Creek
C. Southern Flank of the Creek
D. Northern Flank of the Creek - Which resolution demarcated boundaries between the two territories, included the creek of part of Sindh?
A. Resolution of 1914 signed between government of Sindh and Maharga of Kutch
B. Resolution of 1925 signed between Sindh government and Maharga of Kutch
C. Both of them
D. None of them - What is the total length of Sir Greek?
A. 35 miles
B. 45 miles
C. 55 miles
D. 60 miles - What is Pakistan’s stand about Baglihar Dam?
A. Pakistan does not agree to any change in treaty
B. Pakistan has accepted India’s proposal of sharing dam’s power
C. Pakistan will accept the dam for the navigation only
D. None of these
